Hamsterley Village Hall on Friday, 27th January at 7.30pm and Saturday 28th January at 2.00pm and 7.30pm.
All tickets £4, available from Jaquie (01388 488323) and Simon (01388 488024).
Family entertainment, on the doorstep, at its best.
It’s 1989 in East Germany and a mothe suffers from a heart attack and falls into a coma after seeing her son arrested by the regime. When she wakes months later, The Wall has gone, but her son must create the old GDR in their flat to protect her health. A touching and funny drama that captures life in the cold war era.
Friday 3rd February. Village Hall.
See more about the film on the IMDB web page, and find out more about Hamsterley Cinema on the Hamsterley Cinema page.
See details on the Nick & Gordon Carver and Rightmove websites.
When quirky tomboy Juno, a 16-year-old high school student, discovers she’s pregnant with her best friend Bleeker’s child, she decides to give birth and place the child with an adoptive yuppie couple. A gentle. life-affirming comedy with a remarkable performance fromEllen Page as Juno.
Friday 17th February. Village Hall.
See more about the film on the IMDB web page, and find out more about Hamsterley Cinema on the Hamsterley Cinema page.
Will be held in the Churches Together Centre at 7:30pm on Thursday 29th March 2012. This meeting is the occasion on which Churchwardens and Parochial Church Council Members and Officers are elected and reports presented.
New PCC members are needed. Will you volunteer?
All parishoners are welcome. Please come.
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Caroline Peacock writes:
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